Active Reservation Is Adding to Consumed Reservation in Balance Cache for All CCR Updates
(Doc ID 2930035.1)
Last updated on JUNE 13, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Communications BRM - Elastic Charging Engine - Version 12.0.0.4.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
In Patch Set (PS) Interim Patch (IP) 8, during usage process, the granted unit shows as 0 in Active Reservation and this grant is added into Consumed Reservation.
Active Reservation is 0MegaByte (MB), consumed Reservation is 200MB.
The get balance Application Programming Interface (API) is returned the Consumed Reservation under usedVolume - 200mb.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Having dynamic quota configured for 100MB when no Requested Service Units (RSU) sent.
2. Create the customer with grant of 1000 free MB.
3. Send Initiate with no RSU and check below value as ,
Initiate with no RSU - 100MB as dynamic quota is set.
Actual - balanceReservations{(DGW_USAGE_GPRS_101_020520232001_SI:7_RG:54321 = )([BalanceReservationImpl{reservedBalance=100},{activeReservation=100},{consumedReservation=0},{ExpirationTime=1578119412000},{totalConsumedBalance=0},])])
Update -1 with no RSU and USC - 100MB
Actual - balanceReservations{(DGW_USAGE_GPRS_101_020520232001_SI:7_RG:54321 = )([BalanceReservationImpl{reservedBalance=200},{activeReservation=0},{consumedReservation=200},{ExpirationTime=1578120312000},{totalConsumedBalance=0},])])
Expected - Active Reservation - 100 and consumed reservation - 100MB
Update -2 with no RSU and USC - 100MB
Actual - balanceReservations{(DGW_USAGE_GPRS_101_020520232001_SI:7_RG:54321 = )([BalanceReservationImpl{reservedBalance=300},{activeReservation=0},{consumed Reservation=300},{ExpirationTime=1578121212000},{totalConsumedBalance=0},])]),
Expected - Active Reservation - 100 and consumed reservation - 200MB
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